Nomorobo review
A focused choice for robocall and phishing-text protection on iPhone and Android.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Nomorobo is a mobile spam-call and scam-text protection app for iPhone and Android users. It blocks or identifies suspected robocalls, screens suspicious callers, filters phishing texts, and can block calls from neighbor-spoofed numbers. Its audience is individuals and families looking for focused protection across mobile devices, with Basic supporting all carriers and Family extending coverage to multiple devices.
Pricing is paid-only. Nomorobo Basic costs $2.99 per month or $19.99 per year and includes spammer blocking or identification plus phishing- and spam-text protection. Nomorobo Max costs $59.99 per year and adds real-time protection from 11m+ robocallers, call screening, live voicemail transcription, personalized block and allow lists, spam-text protection, and neighbor-spoofed call blocking. Nomorobo Family costs $79.99 per year and adds protection for multiple devices alongside the Max features. The published plans show a 7-day trial, while trial terms may vary by platform or region.
The feature set covers the main mobile spam-call workflow rather than a broad communications platform. Robocall phone-number lookup, caller identification, suspicious-call screening, live voicemail transcription, and personalized controls give buyers several ways to handle unwanted calls. Nomorobo also lists SOC 2 compliance and mobile and cloud deployment. Max is available on supported carriers including T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T, so carrier compatibility matters when choosing that tier. Buyers who want dedicated robocall and spam-text filtering should consider Nomorobo; those seeking a free app, broader customer support channels, or carrier-independent access to every higher-tier feature should look elsewhere.
Nomorobo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Blocks or identifies robocalls and suspicious callers
- Filters phishing texts and neighbor-spoofed calls
- Family plan protects multiple devices
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- Max features depend on supported carriers
- Support is limited to documentation
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